This document outlines the formation of a working group within Charter 77 dedicated to defending citizens prosecuted for their opinions and beliefs. The group aims to systematically register cases of persecution, provide professional legal assistance, and offer moral and material support to the families of those detained. It emphasizes investigating the true reasons for prosecution rather than accepting official charges. The text details the group's relationship with Charter 77 spokespersons, advocating for flexible cooperation without creating rigid organizational structures. However, accompanying notes by LvH express concerns about centralization, suggesting that the group should eventually become an independent committee or a branch of Amnesty International. The commentator argues that Charter 77 must remain a loose civic initiative rather than evolving into a formal organization, suggesting that specialized tasks be handled by pluralistic, autonomous entities. This document captures a crucial internal debate regarding the strategic direction and structural identity of the Czechoslovak dissident movement.